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The WWE SummerSlam event will be a two-night affair commencing from 2025’s SummerSlam in New Jersey, marking a significant shift. This news alone is substantial, but it may not be the most exciting development of the day. The WWE made this announcement along with a fresh video starring The EST Bianca Belair. Intriguingly, the video initiates with Belair receiving a call from Cardi B herself. Cardi B shares details about the upcoming SummerSlam in 2025, leading to speculation that this could be a prelude to Cardi B’s long-awaited WWE debut. You can watch the entire video here.

In 2011, Sui Ishida caused quite a sensation in the manga world with an obscure series titled “Tokyo Ghoul.” This dark fantasy found its place in “Weekly Young Jump” with a soft debut, but it didn’t take long for “Tokyo Ghoul” to make some noise. The captivating artwork by Ishida sparked interest in the story. It has been ten years since “Tokyo Ghoul” original run concluded, and truthfully? A decent adaptation as an anime is long overdue for this supernatural series.

The long-awaited remake of “Salem’s Lot” is finally coming to screens, following a two-year hiatus in New Line production while they determined its release date. Given that it’s based on the renowned Stephen King novel, the prolonged anticipation surrounding its premiere has only intensified excitement among horror enthusiasts eager to witness this new film adaptation. According to Stephen King, it promises to be a high-quality, faithful rendition of his original work.

Recently, I learned that after wrapping up filming, James Gunn’s Superman reboot has brought on board a familiar face. Last Thursday, it was confirmed that Alan Tudyk, known for his roles in Firefly and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, will be joining the cast of the upcoming Superman movie in an undisclosed role. Interestingly enough, Tudyk is already part of Gunn and Peter Safran’s expanding DC Universe, as he has been confirmed to play the villain Doctor Phosphorus in their upcoming animated series, Creature Commandos. As a die-hard fan, I can hardly wait to see what roles these talented actors bring to life in our beloved DC Universe!

Although no official World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) anime series has been produced, numerous wrestlers have proudly displayed their affection for anime through their costumes. Notable examples include Zelina Vega, Ricochet, Omos, and many others who have graced the ring in apparel inspired by popular anime franchises. Among these wrestlers, none made a more striking impact with their crossover tributes than the New Day trio. In a past bout, Xavier Woods, Kofi Kingston, and Big E donned armor reminiscent of characters from Dragon Ball Z. During this year’s Netflix Geeked Week, Xavier and Kofi shared their enthusiasm for potential new anime-themed outfits in future matches.

In the fictional world of Gotham City, Batman fights crime and locks up wrongdoers, but in the real-world Texas prisons, over 10,000 books have been prohibited, including popular comic books, works by Stephen King, Anne Rice, and many others. As KUT News reports, the Texas Department of Criminal Justice’s ban means that none of its 134,000 inmates can access these forbidden titles. You can search for the list yourself here: [link to the list].